BOTTOM ROW: N. Barnes, R. Gehm, M. Yancey, R. Cotterell, L. Jackson, S. Brown. ROW TWO: E. Nickelberry, C. Raiford, J. Gunn, M. Maines, C. Hall, R. Hughes, S. Bostick, S. Ransom, J. Linn. ROW THREE: T. Massey, Z. Rosen, S. Trimble, E. Watson, B. Jones, A. Reid, B. Bowen, R. Gathings.

Sigma Alpha Eta Noisy Subject Discussed By Speech Therapy Pro

Sigma Alpha Eta, a relatively new national professional fraternity, is a representative of an equally contemporary field. Its purpose is to acquaint future speech therapists with professional problems that may confront them in their work.

Panel discussions and guest speakers were among the fraternity's 1964-65 activities. In February the group heard Dr. Abram Glorig, director at Callier Hearing and Speech Clinic in Dallas, speak on "Noise." A field trip was later conducted to the clinic.

Outstanding members of Sigma Alpha Eta with extensive experience in speech therapy and good grades are awarded Key membership at the club's spring semi-formal banquet.

The Yucca, 1965
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